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    Kululu Cafe

    4.5 (24 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese, Cafes
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    Tuna bowl (half size) $8.50
    Suanne L.

    This was a spot that our group stopped at on our way back from Whistler. It's location was quite close to the highway, but is also surrounded by a couple business buildings. We came here for a late lunch after a hearty breakfast, and was quite happy to see that they had half portions available. We ordered a salmon and tuna poke bowl (half size - $8.50) and saw that it also comes with edamame and apple slices. It was not a traditional poke bowl that you may see in other places -- instead, they utilized clean and fresh vegetables / greens. I really appreciated the refreshing taste of this bowl, and I can tell that they use very fresh ingredients for their items. Both the salmon and tuna were not fishy at all and both compliment the vegetables very well. The rice base was cooked perfectly and had a blend of quinoa and millet as well. For someone who doesn't like quinoa, I liked the rice they provided here! There was a light sauce (similar taste to soy sauce) that enhanced the flavours of the ingredients. For a small eater like myself, the half bowl was definitely enough (and more)! I did not feel overly bloated after as it tasted like a healthy meal. Kululu Cafe has very generous portions and fresh ingredients for an affordable price. I would definitely come here again if I am in the area!

    Vegetable Udon
    Toni C.

    Heard about Kululu from our Airbnb host and decided to check it out for dinner as it was only a block away from the house. Initially we thought it was a poke place that we usually see in California, but it was more of a Japanese restaurant that served different types of food (udon, rice bowls, salad, etc) and beverages (teas, beer & coffee). The lady who took our order, who I assume was the owner, was very friendly and answered my many questions about the tuna bowls. We ended up ordering a bowl of udon and the tuna trio bowl. Both of us LOVED our order. All the the ingredients in my tuna bowl (tuna, vegetable & rice) was so fresh & tasty and my wife's udon bowl was amazing. Visiting from California we've had fair share of Japanese cuisine and this little place definitely exceeded our expectation. Highly recommended!

    Cold tan tan noodles with an egg
    Priscilla H.

    Nothing like a cold tan tan noodle in the summer or after a hike in Squamish! This is a little out of the way from the main road, just a little farther than Shannon Falls but would definitely recommend you check it out. We ate outdoors looking a the beautiful mountains.

    Tuna trio!  Tuna, toro and spicy tuna
    Jen M.

    This is more of a 3.5 star for me but rounded up to a 4 since the fish quality was pretty good. Anyways, after a day on the slopes, we were famished and stopped here to try a couple different bowls on our drive back. I got the tuna trio which was a mix of tuna, toro and spicy tuna (about 2 pieces each). The tuna was delicious - melted in my mouth and one of the better cuts I've had of pure tuna! The toro wasn't as flavorful or fatty as typical cuts would be, but still pretty good. The spicy tuna was ok - a bit stringy and sparse on meat and sauce - seemed to be using more the leftover scraps of other cuts of fish with stringy sections. However, I overheard that I got the last tuna trio bowl of the day so perhaps the fish quality would be different had I come a little earlier? Everything was served with a handful of fresh veggies atop some purple rice, which worked well with my tuna trio bowl, but seemed to overwhelm the marinated poke my friend ordered. Regular sushi rice would have been better for the latter. For $3 extra, you could make items into combos (an addition of go-mae, miso soup and edamane). The miso soup had a veggie in it that tasted kind of like wintermelon, which was a little unexpected for miso. Go-mae was a mix of bok choi and beans, which was different and nice with the peanut sauce. Overall, everything was presented beautifully, tasted very clean and didn't need too much sauce to be flavorful. I liked that. Customer service is also very friendly and seemed to garner a steady stream of locals who came by with their families. Menu reflected an interesting variety ranging from kid friendly items/sizes, fish, roast beef bowls, sobas, currys, udons, and even coffee - all appetizing yet a strange potpourri mix - not quite fusion. They also promote the health benefits of their food and drinks, and I was curious about the chaga tea / latte (a mushroom that reportedly has a powerful antioxidant and healing effect), but didn't get to try any of their drinks this time around. All in all, we enjoyed our meal, but we weren't necessarily blown away by it either. It is also a bit off the beaten path and takes some effort to get here, so I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come back here too often, but when I do, the curry noodle udon is next on my list to try!

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    Authentic Japanese food. Love the udon and the soba. Great vegan options and healthy food.

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    Excellent food. Had the salmon bowls and they were fantastic. Service was lovely. Go for it.

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    Perfect lunch, perfect place and perfect music after a hike on top of Sea-to-Sky Gondola in Sqwamish!

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    Fox & Oak

    Fox & Oak

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    The pizza fritter was one of the best pastries I've ever had. It's crunchy, soft, fluffy, crispy,…read moreslightly sweet yet savory. What in the world! Homemade cola was very cinnamony. Very cool vibes. Looks right out at the magnificent rocky nature! Nice staff as well. 5 star bakery!

    We stopped into Fox and Oak twice on our trip, once on the way to Whistler and one on our way back…read moredown the Sea to Sky Highway to Vancouver. Starbuck's was Mr. B's favorite for coffee and we prefer the smaller independently owned coffee shops and Fox and Oak is a gem. Located in downtown Squamish, really on the outskirts of downtown. This tiny little spot has a long bar with seating and then a lovely patio. The staff at the register taking orders both times was so friendly, helpful and offered great recommendations. On our first visit it was a latte for Mr. B and a Chai Latte for me, both were creamy, filled with rich flavor without being bitter. We also shared a maple walnut donut. Oh it was so good. I can't say the last time I had a donut, but when in Canada, maple anything is always so good. The donut was light and had a lovely maple glaze on the top and then toasted walnuts. So good! On our second visit, we had the same drinks, the same Maple Walnut Donut and added a blueberry fritter. The fritter was crunchy on the outside, after the first bite we could see the layers of dough much like a croissant and in the middle were loads of fresh blueberries. Wow, fresh berries and not a sweet fake blueberry gel. It truly was scrumptious. Parking is on the street and can be tight, but both times we found parking even with a short walk. Which was good to walk off our donuts and pastries.

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